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The National Archives
- Preface
- Introduction
- First Steps
- Online Starting Points
- Using Online Sources
- Civil Registration
- Census
- Church Records
- Property, Taxation & Crime
- Occupations
- The Armed Forces
- Migration & Colonies
- Print Sources
- Archives & Libraries
- Surname, Pedigrees & Families
- Geography
- History
- Photographs
- Discussion Forums
- Search Engines
- Publishing Your Family History Online
- The World of Family History
- Issues for on-line genealogists
Page nos in square brackets
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Issues for Online Genealogists
Good Practice
- [379]
National Genealogical Society: Genealogical Standards and Guidelines
Copyright
- [383] Mark Howells: Share and Beware - Sharing Genealogy in the Information Age
- [383] Barbara A. Brown: Restoring Ethics to Genealogy - currently unavailable, but another version available at Genealogy Help
- [383] Steve's Genealogy Blog: Ethics in Publishing Family Histories
- [383] National Archives: Copyright
- [383] Crown Copyright in the Information Age
- [383] David Hawgood: Copyright for Family Historians
- [383] UK Intellectual Property Office
Privacy
- [384]
Myra Vanderpool Gormley: Exposing Our Families To The Internet - [385] LEGAL-ENGWLS mailing list
Finding material
- [386] GEDCOM FAQ
Longevity
- [388] Waybackmachine
This page was last revised by Peter Christian, March 08 2011.
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